WEB DESIGN BLOG FOR WEDDING PROS & SERVICE PROVIDERS

I get it. You're running a business, money's tight, and those website builder ads make it look SO easy. "Build your dream website in minutes!" Fast forward three months, and you're still tinkering with your half-finished site at 3am. Here's the truth: DIY website builders aren't actually easy unless you already know what you're doing. Let me break down why DIY usually costs you way more than hiring a pro at the start.

Most small business owners think they need a huge website with a dozen pages. They don’t. For service providers, 1–5 intentional pages is usually all you need. A clear site that explains what you do, who you help, and how to work with you, will always perform better than a dozen pages that lack substance or duplicate information. In this post, I break down when one page is enough, when you need more.

Whether you already know your website needs help, or you just can’t figure out why it’s not getting the response you want, this post is for you. The truth is, small design mistakes add up fast. Squished sections, misalignment, and long paragraphs can leave your site looking like you threw it together over a weekend—or like you don’t care. Well, you should. Your clients do. The fix? A few simple changes that make your site look intentional, high-end, and worth premium pricing.